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25 de April de 2024
The second edition of the Advertising Law: Annual Retrospective is now available
Kasznar Leonardos’ Marketing & Entertainment Law practice group is pleased to publish its second Advertising Law Year in Review newsletter, highlighting the most relevant cases reviewed by the Brazilian Advertising Self-Regulation Board (“CONAR”) between January and December 2023. Also, the team presents the analysis of judicial cases involving relevant issues to the marketing and entertainment industries.
We hope that the article will help to spread the Board’s current understanding of the latest trends, practices and challenges in the Marketing and Advertising world, as well as offering valuable perspective on the topics under discussion in the Brazilian judiciary.
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